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This is Barney, our well travelled hound - Brought him with us to New Zealand when we moved over from Ireland http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2034/2156451006_f94f2c7164_m.jpg
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http://flexifoilireland.com is the site of the old distributor of flexifoil products in Ireland. The new site, and new distributor is to be found here... http://www.flexifoil.ie/
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the same dude has another video showing how to turn any surface into a digital whiteboard using a Wii remote
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Tried this ...?
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Where abouts is the beach? I'm based in wellington for a year with work, and I'm looking for spots to go to CM
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adding a spreader bar to a climbing harness?
bobmills replied to Anne1599968726's topic in General Kiting
I'd say there's no need to use the spreader bar, just use a carabiner to connect the attachment point of your harness to the wichard.. -
http://www.kitesurfing.ie/ or http://www.nikiteforum.com/news.php CM
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....a kite? CM
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The man looking for a flysurfer has, I'm afraid to say, found another one. Sorry muffy, CM
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I may know a man who's looking for a flysurfer - will direct him over here. CM
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I'm also a tall skinny bloke, 6'3 with a 32 in waist. Tried a GUL suit, can't remember which one, but the medium tall was a perfect fit and easy enough to get in and out of..... Hope this helps CM
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PM sent
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There was a 3m frenzy in 2005 i believe, but the smallest in 2006 was 5m. It is a stupidly fast kite, I only really use it in mental winds for buggying. It can catch you out very quickly indeed. CM
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How to guide on Racekites.com, written by a very helpful chap called Ben. http://www.racekites.com/reviews/getReview.asp?reviewID=957 CM
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sure register yourself on the DKC forum (not signed up myself), and you'll find a few familiar faces from here, MadAndy, buggybagman, spook. No sparhawk or hornsea flyer. yet. Nice friendly people, who'll help you make the most of your trip over.. All the best CM
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No worries, get in touch before you come over, 'tis always more fun the more kiters there are
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If you're in Kerry, then Inch Beach near Dingle is your best bet. Long flat beach with (mostly) hard sand. There's also Castlegregory on the other side of the Dingle peninsula, so no matter where the wind's coming from, you'll have an onshore. Take a look here for review and directions for beaches around the capital city. Dublin is one of the few cities in Europe that has such beaches.
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I also had one of these, 7.3 2004 frenzy, really regrest selling it now. The newer frenzys are different to the 04 ones, but as a first depowerable kite, you probably can't go wrong. One big difference is that the primary safety on is the chicken loop, so you have to fly it with a leash. M
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V. important to have some. You can set up your company however you like, and be the best site designer/web monkey out there, but if no-one wants to pay you for your skills, then you're sunk. Have you thought about how you're going to market yourself and generate sales? CM
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Google Spybot Search and Destroy. used it for years, and there is a realtime element to it as well when browsing the internet CM
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good to have you back, always enjoy reading your posts CM
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The song is the one Steve mentioned, rather disturbed young lady if you ask me... Peaches that is, not Steve
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Peaches.
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And so it begins http://community.flexifoil.com/showthread.php?t=117702